"Many of you will have previously experienced the Brothers in Arms series on the Previous-Generation on consoles. With two outings on both the Xbox and PlayStation2 – now reproduced and packaged as a double-pack for Wii – both of which have been commercial successes, Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway has quite a difficult role to fill. The continuation of the story of the 101st Airborne, the first Current-Generation Brothers in Arms release and, given the rumours surrounding Gearbox Software an..."

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"If the screen is going to be awash with plenty of blood, guts and gore, it’s going to need context. Otherwise, the flailing ragdoll bodies of Nazis will err on the side of the exploitive; more blood soaked Tarantino than gritty World War II drama. A fine distinction to make, considering Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway is explicitly trying to be the latter."

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"Regardless, developer Gearbox Software is sending gamers back to Staff Sergeant Matt Baker’s World War II in Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway, published by Ubisoft. Set against the backdrop of Market Garden, the game follows Baker and his comrades in the 101st Airborne Division as they push forward against German forces in a variety of familiar settings. Equal parts Medal of Honor and Company of Heroes with liberal sprinklings of HBO’s Band of Brothers thrown in to strengthen the narrative,..."

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Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway is too be released soon on the PS3, 360 and PC and from what the review available at GameCinemaHD has to say it looks to have been worth the wait. Giving the game a favorable score and praising its color palette, well thought out levels and new additions to the gameplay. Though the reviewer admits he was unable to to get a accurate gauge of the multiplayer since it is almost deserted. Check out the source for more.

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